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WOULDN'T BE DOWN.
An Uncommunicative Individuals Asto
ishing Display OF Check.

An UncOmmunicative Individuals Aston
ishing Display of Check.
There are men who are so unaccom-
nodating in the way of giving infor-
nation to strangers that the severest
punishment would be too mild for
hem. An old fellow went into an of
ice and asked a man, who sat scrib-
bling, if Mr.. Podsworth had come
Town.
"Not yet"
know what time he'll be DOWN."
Cant say that I do.
Regular man in his habits, is he
lotP"
Very" ..
'.Then you ought to knew W hen he
will be down"
The man, without making any reply,
continued to scribble; and the old fell
,ow. after waiting patiently and then
mpatiently during an hour at least,
,aid:
Seems to be, a long time in coming"
"Who's that?"
"Podsworth, of course"
"Oh, yes. Are you waiting for himP"
"Yes. Can't you give me some idea
Is to when he will be downg'
The man made no reply, having, ii
seemed, thought of something that
aecded to be scrubbed down with the
greatest rapidity. Nearly another hour
passed and the old fellow, now thor
,ughly worn out, said:
Look here. it don't seem that he's
coming"
"Whop"
"Podsworth, of course"
You mean Dan PodsworthP'
Yes"
"He won't be down"
"How do you know?'
"Well, l know in reason that he
won't, for he was buried day before
yesterday. "--4rkansaW 7raceler.
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A VICTIM TO FORTUNES FAvoRs

~
A reporter of the appeal, hearing
that Mr.. ]. G. Curry, of the Tivoli
Garden, ISL Main street, had "struck"
The Louisiana State Lottery in the
drawing OF the 14th inst, dropped into
his place OF business yesterday after
noon and found him quietly serving
his customers, as though the pickup"
was no new thing to him. The re-
porter stared in amazement, wonder.
ing at the serenity of this favorite OF
fortune. Finding speech, he congrat-
ulated Mr.. Curry upon his good ior-
tune. "Oh," said the winner, with a
waive of his hand, ait is small mat
ter-only $5,000-and my hand has
been shaken and my health drank I'M
til am dizzy" "You treat the mat
ter coolly," the reporter yenturea,
more amazed t,an ever. Eyes, saiu
Mr.. Curry. II got $1,000 and place
it in bark t, my credit. l did not
particularly need it. 1t is just a lucky
hit that is liable to strike any man
that plays against square game, ana
the Louisiana is fair, you know, ana
with this the proprietor OF one-twen-
tieth of ticket No. 81 ,65S turned to re,
ceive new congratulations and to sci
up the drinks, while the reporter
slowly returned to his wigwam, con-
templating the wonderful nerve re-
quired TO stand up under such a stroke
Of fortune.-Men,phis (Tenn.) Appeal
June %.
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eRIcsson's pesTaoyea.
Description o. the Iron c,.a
erful hubma RIM. -. - - 49,

a ErI~ a
''0n ss % the Iron-cIad and Its Pow
Outwardly the Dsss n "s Gun.
unarmored ;ron-clad :. = s''npsy an
wedge-shaped bow ana 's s WIN
briefly described IL M 49, =
follows: The Dast,aa.s 'Hsei.'i q
vessel 1870 feet lone - = 80 ~ iron %
feet deep, protected ~ n.y. n,as, -
breast worl; Of preat st,,on,,s,s - rol,
near the bow Tbe s,,,,.ss q. ~ ali'''soa
formidable piece III A, !, J, sun' y
caiiber and so feet lenoth 4 4. IT,, s,''s !.
the bottom Of the vnssa, 4 ,"ceu On
projecting through The onenin s g 'u4 4,
stem. The pro;ect;lo u ,sa.,a5 n Wy
submarine gun Il 81 III as III Y ~ ~.
weight being j .5O(, ,,o,,,as -
an explosive charge - aao , n..uu'n Z
gun-cotton. The Destrorar 49," ~
bows on. and diseharcas'tho nr" a.ns
at distance of 800 fcet few p. 49, ~.
attacked, The cxnlos;on - 600 ~ ennp
of gun-cotton against the lowar es ~.
of ships hull will shaftor q pe.s
pletely that the exned;ent 90 o,,,,,...
ing water-tiqbt comnortnnan.s III,
Of no avail. 1t NAV no added III. H. IL
clearer comprehension of those not a., e
perts, that the wafer ,,nronta A. - :.
rushing through the onn int, IT, III LII
by an cupboard valve anenad y,
closed automatically Tho hodu - ~
torpedo is of wood sborod H. ns
cigar. The point or dvpam;to ond =
made of copper. Tho initial re1a1.;..'
with which the tornado 1aavas n : 49,.
at the rate of 250 miles nm bonr g. oso
feet a second. With n mipinur, oh.n,,.
of powder in the gun tho nro;ect;,a ,ra,
ersed the first 800 foot in to-
seconds. In the experiments rad
by a naval board two yaars 49,
common cord nettinos were nss1
to determine whether there ,vas
really any trajectory in tho trovol -
the torpedo. . At firing d;stanoas -
$50 feet the course Of the tornado
through the water was In neyfaotI,,
straight line. The tide cprrants haJ
no effect on the course Of the tornedo
nor could its course be detected 10 -
travelled through the wafer The tor.
pedo is exploded bv concnss;on and i
calculated to strike 4 vessal AZ onv
point below the water-line The mn.
chinery of the vessel occupies n snace
less than eight feet SQUARE and Is on
tirely below the water-line and ba,o1v
the intermediate deck. SO that # il i'm.
possible for the boat to become dis
abled from the shots of the enemy
An important feature in the constrpc.
t;on "a +bo x,o,,ol :; =,
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Wrong Side 10


p, nrCns Side Up
whe se v me something ever so nice.
Ivcuida 1 YOUR ship comes in, said o d she
Oh, lIt p.O mise dozen things in a tr,ce
Have p Sss 81 mine for many a year
And the U ner, Worse than an empty cun.
WIN be wasbsS at q like the rest, fear,
Slid A.. -Hunter Mac Culloch
Iouthfur, ~ wss., spinster tho longer
riend, Mis. W M she heard that her
Fsd; aWs, mlar'riwell, was going to
Flsh; but, for -, le' those marry who
is.S could .Tt care enough for to e ha saw h;s
a Haa' a., Rate very d say aunt" son
Pe''s" ssn'leman after your own
w.
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For weak Women

Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham. Lynn Mass: About
he first of September. 1881, my wife was taken
with uterine hemorrhage. The best styptics the
physician could rescribe did not check it and
she got more and more enfeebled. She was
troubled with Prolapsus Uteri, Leucorrhna,
numbness of the limbs sickness Of the stomat h
and loss of appetite. 1 purchased trial bottle
Of your Vegetable Compound. She said she
could discover a salutary effect from
the FIST dose. Now she Is comparatively
free frem the Prolapsus, stomach's sickness. sc.
The hemorrhage is very much better and is less
at the regular periods Her appetite is restored,
and her general health and strength are much
improved. We feel that we have been won
derfully benefited and our hearts are drawn
out in gratitude for the same and in sympathy
for other sufferers, for whose sakes we allow our
names to be used" c. W. EATON,
Thurston, n. Y.
The Compound is put up in Pill. Lozenge and
Liquid form. All sold by druggists. The Pills
and Lozenges sent by mail on receipt Of price.
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Il Won't Hurt Him.

"Ssy! Say!" called q Montcalm
street woman to tramp who had just
left her door with piece of bread in
his don't eat that! The girl
SAYS it is piece we had lying around
with rough on rats on it?"
"It's too late, madam he replied,
as he swallowed the last morseL 1--WE
had people try to play that trick on me
before to get their goods back, but il
always fails. prefer the stuff to but
ter, but don't say so, because hate to
nut people to trouble !"
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Without woman? asks The essayist who
starts out to say something new on this
oft-treated subject. OF course, the hu-
without woman, 80 the question Is era.
tuitous. 1t would have been far more
sensit lie to ask: What. would the world
do withontf the salvation Of woman, with
out panacea for her physical ills and cure
for her peculiar diseases. In word,
what would the world do without DR..
Pierce's 'rFavorite Prescription" the great
remedy f.r female weaknesses2 1t Is In
dispensable for the ills of womankind.
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The Baptist Social Union OF Boston
is trying the experimental giving hrst-
class sacred concerts for workingmen
and their wives ON Sunday afternoons,
and it is claimed that the experiment
has been a most gratifying success.
Tho concerts have been held in the
Harvard Street Church. The projectors
a. this rather novel religious service
ho,icye that through music they will be
lille to lift workmen up to the coneep-
ton of some of the granaer Poss'o'ii''''
Of religious life. ----- -.------
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Sick.headache, depression of spirits and
want of ambition are symptoms of a dis
eased liver. The lungs. stomach and
bowels are all in sympathy. Life is only a
living death. DIR. Fierce's Golden Medi.
cal Discovery &C upon the torpid liver,
and effectually removes all these difficult
ties and disorders. Nervous feelings,
gloomy forebodings, and irritability o.
temper all disappear. #-aas 4
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Liver. Blood, and Lun0s

II you feel dun, drowsy, 1etdIftated, have
sallOw color OF skin. or yeiIvwiHh- hrown fpofB
on face or body, frequent headacIc OF dizzik
ness had taste in mouth, Internal heat Or
chslis, Alternating with hot Pushes Tow spIr1ts
and gloomy forebodlngs, irregular appetite,
and coated tongue. You are e,iffcffng from
Lfvcf, or uGi1Iousncss.n In many
cases only part OF thesc Symphonic are cxpe-
ricnced. As a remedy for MI such caeee,
Dr.. RIcrecss Golden Medical Dis
cOvcry Is Unsurpassed
For Weak Eungsa splttlng OF
Blood, ehOrtness OF Breath, Wr0n.
kindred ACCT Iona, It Is an eucfcnt remedy.
62Ip ny nEvoog@ At eIsO0s or SEX
Send ten cents IN staInpe for DR.. Piercess
book on Consumption. address,
WORLDS D1epcnsafy m edkcal A0oOs
cfatiOns c63 Main Street, BUFFALo, N. X.
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CURES AL HU1lo4e,

from q common Bl0lch, o. Erupsaon,
tc the worst SfrSfula. 8alt EAeuu2,
blood are conqlcrcd by this powerful pnlis
fying, and inyisoratiaE medicine .s treat
nig1I influence. Espedally has 4 manifested
its potency In curing letter, Rose Haehs
Bolts, GerbuucIess Sore Eyces eekots
Joint Disease, white SWGl11uins
doitrc, or Thtck Neck, and Enlarged
slanas. sona . fen ccmts ~ Is s1emps laf
Diseases. or tho samc amount for q treatise
oil ScrofnlOus Affections.
Thorougllv clennsc IT by using DIR. Fl6rcc,G
Golden Medical Otse0yery,And GO03
digestion, d fair skin, buOF0ue epiFn
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Fred, three years old, and his baby
sister were to have drink of water.
Fled reached for the glass, saying: EFT
me have it firss;'' but mamma said
mo, little girls always first" Sir
Fred replied: mo, gentlemen firss.
They're jus as sirsty as girls?-Baby-
hood.
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TESTIMONIAL FROM AssEMBLyNAy Ed.
WARD A. OAR ZACH.

STATE OF New YoRK, ASSEMBLY. CHAM
Der, ALBANY. April 10, 1884.
Some years ago was thrown from a
wagon and fractured1two Of my ribs. ]
was SO badly hurt that had'to sit up in a
chair for four days and nights. The fourth
day my mother placed. two Allcock's Pc.
rous Plasters over my broken ribs. The
next day my sufferings diminished and
was abe to lie down. l continued to i'm
prove every day. Two weeks after the &C.
cident got np and attended to business,
| renewed the plasters twice, and found
myself almost entirely well in a month,
when sailed for England.
My wife is subject to periodic pains IN
the back that give her rest neither day MOI
night, but in two hours after applying two
Allcock's Piasters she experiences relief,
and IN two or three days she is well. She
also finds them effective in neuralgia and
rheumatism. EDWARD A. DARRAGH.
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q, Charlotte cushmaa was the daughter Of

Young or middlc-aged men suffering
from nervous debility and kindred weak
nesses should send 10 cents In stamps for
large illustrated treatise snggesting sure
me ms Of cure. World's Dispensary Med
ical Association, Buffalo. MY. sa
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According to the most careful estimates
the population OF the United States has
Increased about II 100000 during the last
seven years, and OF this increase n O.O0O
have beenof American. and $4,000 "
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which Is ScrOfuln Of tho lungs, & -.
rested and cured by this remedy, II fakcn be-
fore the lust stages of the dlseNse rne rcnclled.
From Its marvellous power over this terribly
fatal disease, when nfst offering this ndW
celebrated remedy to tho public, DIR. pIERCE
thought scriouelS Of calling II his = Qen.
suaptiom Curc,s' but abandoned fh9t
name ~ too limited for d medicine which,
from its wonderful combination OF tonic, Or
strengthening. alteratisc. nr bIDnd-ctcauaues
anti -bilious. pcctomI. and nistritfve proper
ties, is uneqiaicI, not only rs n remedy f04
consumption, but for all Chronic Bis
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ssISrown's bronchial YrOches''
are widely known as an admirable remedy
for Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Coughs and
Threat troubles. Sold only In bores.
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For the best and cheapest lubriea ting
oils, send to q. I. Wright, Portland.
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z. T. Wright, Portland. has the West.
inghouse Thresher and Engines. .a4af
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LIN II collection of pla1t-eating
beetles made in Ceylon in 1881 and
1882, about one hundred and fifty new
species have been found by an English
entomologist to whom the insects were
submitted for study and description. =
NJ Y. Ledger.
The prohibition amendment which
passed the West Virginia Legislature
will be submitted to the voters of the
State at the next general election, in
1888. 1t only requires majority OF
the votes cast to make it operative and
a part of the constitution.
The stingray is the natural enemy
of San Francisco oysters. The fish has
a powerful pair of jaws with which he
considers it no trick whatever to smash
the shell of an oyster into powder, after
which he sucks the meat into his stom
ach and discards the rocky debris.
The original charter of Philadel.
phia as a city. antedating by ten years
the one now hanging in Independence
Hall, which was supposed to be the
first, has been brought to light. 1t is
Gated 1851, and was held by family
who supposed it was simply an old
title deed.
Two extraordinary marriages took
place in Suffolk County, N. Y, re,
Gently. Justice Lewis, of Babylon,
joined Charles Cornelius, wealthy
farmer, aged seyenty-two, to Miss
Aginette Horton, aged twenty-eight,
and at Huntington, Gamael Bennett, a
widower of fifty-four, was united to
Lille Jackson, who has just turned
thirteen. Cleveland Leader.
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Gambling has been stopped in Omaha
by the city authorities.
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WHY nou get church or school bell,
when z. 7. Wright, Portland, sells them
so cheap.
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Sarah Bernhardt was adressmakcr's ap
prentice; so was Matilda Heron.
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3 months treatment for Soc. Piso'
Remedy for Catarrh. Sold by druggists
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Prices Reduced upon leads. slugs,
cases. stands and printers specialties, BY
PALMER & REY.
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Anna Dickinson began life AZ school
teacher.
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The Advance Thresher Il. the, best.
2. T. Wright, Portland, for particulars.

When Baby was eick we gave her CastoriA
When she vras . Child. she cried for Castoria
When she became MisA she chung TO CastcsiA
When shehAd Children. nhe cave them Castoria
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WHAT wouL, THE WORLD 70

James Gordon bennett is togtart new
English daily in Paris.
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w,,.v,e ..,sszsezs6 6oSfss, DRESS STAY! Soft
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Foi sale everywhere. Try it WARREN FEATH.
ERBONE COMPANY, Three Oaks, Mich.
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TRY GERMEA for breakfast.

If you want an engine. send to 2.
Wright, Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1887-12-05
Students Tickets

at Reduced Rates. Children and
Lectures, rs and 35 CENTS The
Popular Course 65, as and So cts.
Now ON sale af Sf0ckbridse's-
The Portland daily press., 1887-12-05

A congressman from the West, whence
emanates most of the Legislation fol the reg
ulaiion Of the railroads, viii present to Con-
gress this session a measure Tor putting rail-
road employees under SONS such government
al snueryision as Is exercised over the officers
of steamboats, and sailing vessels This
measure, which has received the endorse
ment Of the National Association Of Loco
motive Engineer, would provide that no
railroad engaged in the transportation of
passengers or freight from one State or Ter
ritory to another should employ or permit
any person to serve in the capacity of con-
ductor or engineer, unless such person should
have been duly examined and licensed under
the provisions of this act. The examining
boards would be constituted by dividing the
country into ten districts, In each Of which
there would be two examiners appointed,
one conductor and the other an engineer,
who should receive and pass upon applica-
tions, and issue licenses to such persons as
they should find duly qualified by experience,
character and habits to discharge 1.-THE duties
OF conductor or engineer, as the case might
be. Over the whole country there would be,
should this bill become law. higher board
to which appeals might be made from the
action of the district boards. A Chief Exam
iner, appointed by the President, with ten
assistants, would constitute this higher
board, which would be subordinate to the
Secretary of the Treasury. A road employ
ing an unlicensed conductor or engineer
would be liable to a penalty of five hundred
dollars, while the employe himself would be
fined one hundred dollars. This bill. if
passed, however, would apply only to roads
not lying wholly within a State Congress
could not regulate the appointment of en-
p,oyes any more than the rates of freights or
compensations for longer and shorter hauls
on roads wholly within the jurisdiction Of
State. In Maine. as the railroads are at
present managed, the public will feel but
little need of such law On the Maine
Central, the road which does the great por-
tion of the transportation of the State, the
long immunity from mishaps has convinced
the public that employees are selected with
careiulness which would hardly be improved
did the government add supervision oil its
own.
The Portland daily press., 1887-12-05

1t altogether. There Is no doubt that the
Monarchists, who have by no means aban-
doned all hope of the restoration of the Bour-
bons, viewed with satisfaction the discredit
which the scandalous conduct of Grevy's
son-in-law had thrown upon the Republic,
and anticipated from the long and bitter
wrangle among the Republican factions,
which seemed inevitable upon the resigna-
tion Of the President, if not the immediate
restoration of the Monarchy, at least such
weakening of the Republic as would even
tlialy lead to the recall of the Count of Paris
and the re-establishment of the Bourbon
throne. The demonstration of the gunpow-
derry populace of Paris against Ferry, the
threats Of the extreme Radicals that unless
the man elected President was a man
after their own hearts he should not be al
lowed to take his seat, the attitude of the
ambitious Boulanger, whose strength with
the army was great, and the apparent inten-
tion of the friends of Ferry and DeFreycinet
to stick to their favorites and reject all over
lures for union of all moderateRepublican
were all portentous of a coming storm, which
once it had burst upon the exctable people
of France, and especially of Paris, nobody
could predict its end
Happily the Republicans have risen to the
occasion. Their patriotism has triumphed
over their jealousies and personal ambitions,
with the result Of confounding, for the pres
ent, at least. the enemies of the Republic
The outcome Of the election, il the new
President turns out as well as his character
and past record give reason to anticipate,
will greatly strengthen the present form of
government in the confidence of the French
people and bring joy to republicans the
world over. The new President has not
been very prominent in public affairs, and
his capacity as statesman has yet to be
tested by experience. But he is firm be-
lever in the existing system, he is conserva-
tive in his views, and all that is known of him
augurs well for the Republic,o of which he has
been elected the executive head. The recep-
tion that his election has met with indicates,
too, that the Assembly has made wise
choice. Let us hope that the future win
bear out the fair promise of the present.
The Portland daily press., 1887-12-05
CURRENT COMMENT.
A FACT FORGOTTEN.

lot' IVuIo OIVDc-11cIiIOOfatsJ
The Bourbon journals think the Republi-
cans will fail to carry any Southern State in
1888 because they failed to do it in 1884. The
Bourbon journals forget that the number of
Southern public schools has increased large
ly in the past three years.
SHARP AND TWEED.
Providence Journal
Newspapers which are crying out that the
granting of new trial by the Court of APP
peals to Jacob Sharp should remember that
it took two trials to convict Tweed. The
evidence against Sharp liz conclusive, and If
of the trial it can be remedied The worst
feature about the case is that the new prose-
cution will be under the control of District
Attorney Fellows, and the confidence in his
honesty Is not great.
The Portland daily press., 1887-12-05

People who believed in condolences see in
the date of President Grevy's resignation
the peFseAtef troublesome times ir France.
Friday was the anniversary of the two
events which comprised the beginning and
the successful ending of the coup detdt of
Napoleon III-his dissolution of the Assem-
bly,, December 2, 1851, and the establish
ment of the Imperial Monarchy, December
December 2, 1852 At once the French
Monarchists have seized upon the coin
cidence. and are using it for all it is worth.
Another reason for encouragement to them,
no doubt, is the fact that the present govern
men of France has already iasted nearly as
long as any other that has come into being in
France in the last century. This table
shows in round numbers the years of dura-
tion Of the different governments. with the
date of the establishment of EACH
The Portland daily press., 1887-12-05

II the story that the congressman who has
inst returned from Europe tells concerning
MFR. Bayard's dispatch to the British foreign
Office be true, our Secretary was altogether
too premature in rendering his distinguished
consideration to the British lion. 1t was
not the first time, either, that the Secretary
has been premature in this respectas Sir Lii
onel Sackville West could probably testify il
he only felt like it.